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What is graphing Data represented visually
The_________ variable is the one being changed by the ecperimenter independent
The_________ variable is changed by the result of the other variable dependent
The independent variable is on the ____ axis x
The dependent variable is always on the ___axis y
when can you use a pie chart? when you show how different parts fit in a whole. (ex. %)
What is the formula to find density? d/mv or density=mass/volume
The scientific method- the first stem in the scientifi method is to do research and make an edcuated guess called a____________ Hypothesis
After the first step of the scientific method you conduct an_____ Hypothesis
After you analyze the results of an experiment, you make a ___________ conclushion
What event caused Homer to be excited about rockets. When he saw the rocket in the sky he knew what he wanted to do.
What were two problems Homer and his friends overcame to become successful. the rockets kept exploading, and the nozzel kept melting.
What scientist was an insperation to homer? Dr.Wernher Von Braun
The Big Bang is known as the __________ model of cosmology standard
When did the universe begin? 13.8 billion years ago
The early universe was about 75%__________and 25%_______ hydrogen,hellium
Our solar system fromed when? 4.6 billion years ago
What are the two big misonceptions about the big bang? there was no explosion, and space began from a single point.
what are 4 major pices of evidence for the Big Bang theory universal expansion,hydrogen,and hellium,background radiation,and the formation of galaxies
what makes up 99% of today's universe hydrogen and hellium
what are clusters of stars as observed from earth called conselation
The ____ maganitude is the actual amount of light given off by a star absolute
The____ magnitude is how bright a star looks when seen from earth apparent
How do scientist determine the distance of nearby stars? ____________ parallax
What unit are the distances between stars and galaxies measured in? light year
What indicates the temperature of a star? _______ color
What process does the Sun go through to produce energy? fusion
Which layer of the Sun gives off light? photosphere
What is the largest layer of the Sun’s atmosphere called? ___ corona
What are dark spots on the Sun’s surface called? _ sunspots
Violent eruptions of plasma near dark spots are called? flares
A graph that shows the relationship between a stars temperature and it’s absolute magnitude is called the _____________ diagram. hertespung and russel
According to the H R diagram, where do stars spend most of their lives? ______________ the main sequence
Where does fusion occur in a star? ____ cores
Where do stars begin? ____________ nebula
What stage follows the main sequence in an average star?_________ giant
What is the stage when a star is glowing, hot and dense?_______ main sequence
When supergiant stars explode they produce what? __________ supernova
If light can not escape a star, the star must be what? ______________ black hole
List the three types of galaxies spiral,elliptical,irregular
Which galaxy do we live in? _________ milky way
What type of galaxy is it? ___ spiral
What is the main difference between the spacing of inner planets and outer planets _____________________________ The inner planets are closer to the sun
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